What problem does it solve?
Adding a new sandbox runtime provider to NemoClaw requires satisfying a strict 14-surface bundle contract, qualification-backed activation, and provider-neutral orchestration rules, and mistakes can break lifecycle, snapshot, or cleanup behavior across all supported agents.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Bundle Implementation Guidance: Walks through registering one RuntimeProviderBundle with all 14 surfaces, opaque provider IDs, and explicit unsupported-surface reasons.
- Activation and Qualification: Explains how a candidate provider becomes production-selectable only through protected GitHub Actions qualification evidence bound to commit, workflow, and artifact identities.
- Architecture Guardrails: Enforces provider-neutral generic orchestration with no provider-name branches, plus focused validation commands and a review checklist.
- Use Case: A maintainer adding a new container runtime provider uses this Skill to implement the bundle, run contract and activation tests, and prepare the PR for qualification-backed activation.
Quick Start
Use the nemoclaw-maintainer-runtime-provider skill to implement a new managed runtime provider bundle and validate it against the activation contract.